Gender-Based Violence & Safe House Project
K500,000Partner: UN Women · Years: 2023
GBV response training, awareness raising, and construction of a Safe House / Centre of Influence for survivor referral and support.
Programs & partners
Every funded program CDA has delivered since 2005, drawn from CDA's official partnership records. Filter by sector, search by partner or year, then export what you see.
20 of 20 programs · K17,259,000 shown
Partner: UN Women · Years: 2023
GBV response training, awareness raising, and construction of a Safe House / Centre of Influence for survivor referral and support.
Partner: Bread for the World (BFTW) · Years: 2023–2025 (current)
CDA's current flagship program, shifting its coffee work from a charity model to a social business — green-bean processing, roast-and-ground retail coffee, and continued CBO strengthening.
Partner: UNDP · Years: 2022–2023
Training and referral pathways addressing gender-based violence and sorcery-accusation-related violence (SARV).
Partner: Digicel Foundation · Years: 2021
Seed funding toward the Simbu Education Resource Centre (SERC), now under construction.
Partner: UN Women · Years: 2020, 2022–2023
Gender-rights training, social action analysis and advocacy on gender-based issues.
Partner: UNDP-GEF · Years: 2017–2020
Climate change mitigation delivered under the UNDP Global Environment Facility.
Partner: The Christensen Fund, USA · Years: 2015–2017
Supported cultural preservation and revival activity within Simbu communities.
Partner: NZ MFAT / SFML · Years: 2015–2017
Combined climate-change mitigation with water, sanitation and hygiene delivery.
Partner: World Bank / PNG Government · Years: 2014–2019
The largest coffee-industry support project in Gumine and neighbouring districts — reached over 3,000 smallholder farmers with pulpers, nurseries and three wet mills.
Partner: CARE International (Australia) · Years: 2011–2014
Delivered 45 ward development plans, three consolidated LLG plans and a Gumine District political assessment, in collaboration with ANU and DFAT.
Partner: Law & Justice Sector Support (CJLU) · Years: 2009–2013
Peacebuilding and mediation training that underpinned CDA's later success brokering tribal peace agreements.
Partner: Oxfam International · Years: 2009–2015
An eight-year program spanning food production, small livestock, inland fishing, beekeeping and coffee-based income generation.
Partner: Government of New Zealand · Years: 2009–2013
Water, sanitation and hygiene infrastructure delivered to rural Gumine communities.
Partner: Government of New Zealand · Years: 2009–2013
Facilitated major community peace agreements that ended long-running tribal conflicts across Gumine District.
Partner: National Agriculture Research Institute (NARI) · Years: 2009–2012, 2017–2018
Introduced climate-resilient crops — early-maturing sweet potato, drought-resistant cassava — and famine-food cultivation.
Partner: Bread for the World, Germany · Years: 2009–2022
CDA's longest-running program — funded three coffee wet mills, CBO strengthening, and early planning for a community development institute.
Partner: Global Green Grant, USA · Years: 2008–2009
Continuation of conservation and environmental-awareness work across Gumine communities.
Partner: NGO Promotional Program / Horizon 3000 · Years: 2008–2013
Strengthened CDA's own governance, internal systems and staff capacity as an organisation.
Partner: German Service Development, Service Horizon 3000, Austria · Years: 2005–2007
CDA's founding program — early community organising and mobilisation training that shaped how CDA still enters and empowers rural communities today.
Partner: New England BioLabs & Foundation, USA · Years: 2005–2008
Worked with landowners to identify and conserve water sources, and ran community awareness on environmental protection.
Amounts and partnership years are reproduced from CDA’s 2024 Capability Statement & Profile and grouped by program for readability; they may not resolve to the document’s headline total (K14,452,000) to the kina.